Barossa Fulham in Hammersmith and Fulham - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Had a great Bondi Brekkie here with a group of friends, but when I came to pay I was told 12.5% would be added as I was dining in; well, who would ever take out a full English? They should price meals intended for dining in appropriately, which allows the diner to reward good service accordingly. The menu should also make reference to this standard charge. Plus, who would ever pay £5.50 for a bottle of beer, and then pay 12.5% on top?

Extremely unfriendly service. Pancakes were not fresh and obviously pre-made. Had to send back two plates of food and no real apology. Would advise against this at all costs

Nice breakfast menu. Australian themed. Bondi breakfast was well cooked, fresh and with a good selection of items. Filling. Coffee is bitter and too strong. They need to change the supplier of the beans as it lets down the cafe. Staff are friendly and helpful.

My family visited in June with some friends. Food and drinks were lovely! Two of the items we ordered were the Bondi Brekkie and the Veggie Brekkie and both were perfect. I absolutely love the corn fritters and the grilled haloumie was delicious along with the others on our plate :) Chicken Parma and chips were also yum! Pretty and chic vibe as well. 🖒🖒

We've been in there several times and it is a good all round place to be. The food is good - a coffee shop with very good coffee and basic food with a nice twist. The pancakes are a speciality, thick and Australian so not to everyone's taste but very popular. The salads and brunch are excellent and very good value. Decor is simple and there is a small garden at the back. The most important thing from our perspective is that dogs are welcome. And people are welcome too - the service has always been excellent, cheerful and attentive; staff come from all over the world but it seems that it doesn't take long before they get the Australian manner and give great, cheerful service. All that and free Wi-Fi.

Huevos Royale es mi favorito de todos los tiempos, así que estaba emocionado de probar este nuevo café encontramos que es local para mí. Yo estaba muy descontenta con la comida. El pan era el rock duro y casi imposible de cortar, la salsa y el salmón tanto probado equivocado. He estado con un dolor de estómago y decepcionados. Para rematar esta mala experiencia la comida era muy cara y el camarero era incapaz de dar un descuento porque no había autoridad de director. Esta situación podría haber sido resueltos de manera diferente con una mejor gestión. Aunque fue una mala experiencia el camarero era muy amable y atento, aunque él no ayuda mucho.

i hent there on sunday the food as terrible service as good breakfast as terrible pochet eggs too hard not runny over all terribe im not going back

I've been to Barossa a few times and every time I've been I've never been disappointed! The food is amazing and the taste of Australia is just what I'm looking for! Would strongly recommend Barossa to anyone who would like to try something exotic but natural for an Australian. Even managed to convince my South African friends to try it and they loved it.

Today we were lucky enough to the beat the kitchen close, to fulfil our need for the chicken parmigiana. We were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food, even at the end of the day. It was totally delicious. All the staff were really friendly and were completely upstanding of our need for a little bit of home after a big night out. We could not recommend this cafe more. We will be back soon to try the rest of the menu. Thanks Kate and Ellie

I've been there a few times and its my favourite breakfast ! Staff there was friendly and the food is very fast. I would recommend to everyone:)

I've been for brunch at Barossa twice now, and can safely say it seems the perfect way to start a lazy Sunday in West London. Melinda and the staff are lovely and helpful, and there is a splendid range of culinary options to choose from.

Stumbled across this gem as my buddy and I were strolling through Parsons Green. Great Aussie breakfasts, with the usual brunch classics such as eggs benedict etc. Good sized portions and staff are very accommodating to any requests, lovely cakes and treats also. Will definitely be visiting this place regularly. Overall very much recommended!

It's just the perfect coffee shop in the right place: Fulham/Parsons Green area couldn't have any better place for breakfast or brunch. Weekends can be a bit busy and obviously requires customers to be a bit more patient but it is understandable as this confirms how popular and appreciated this place is. One of my favourites overall.

Stumbled upon this gem on a Sunday morning. Great food at a great price. And lovely staff! The Australian take on a full English was perfect! 5⭐️

new owner just took over and the food is still absolutely excellent. this is the best value breakfast/brunch in Fulham, big portions, fast, ALWAYS friendly service - really sweet people work there. Its not-pretentious AT ALL and the simplicity and down to earth nature of the place makes you want to come back again and again. Aussie style big breakfast w. corn fritters is excellent as is the red velvet cake & you cant beat the vanilla chai latte, the value here is VERY good, food piping hot, and servers happy and sweet. Cannot ask for more on the weekend. have been going here for over 5 years, and consider it a great way to start your day. Music is also MUCH better w. new owners.

Great food and service with a smile - my favourite brunch spot in Fulham, and a guaranteed hangover cure!

Popped in here after running a local road race, and our first choice of cafe was overflowing (and very pleased it was as it meant we discovered this gem). Timed it really well, arriving just before 10.30am on a Sunday, as the place filled up quickly after that. We were warmly welcomed, seated quickly and the first order of hot drinks arrived shortly thereafter. Overall service was fantastic - we were made to feel welcome although we were still in our running gear, we weren't bugged during our meal, and we loved the genuine engagement/conversation as another staff member took our payment. Australian hospitality at its best! And now to the food: my dining companions enjoyed the toast with smashed avocado, and the eggs royale, while I absolutely demolished the corn fritters. We all enjoyed our generous hot drinks (my sweet tooth was tickled by the chai latte), although the coffee one of us had came out a bit milky given she had ordered the large. Overall this has to be one of the best brunch experiences I have had in London in 4+ years. Will be coming back to try the kangaroo steak sandwich!

My friend, a local, suggested we make a reservation on a Sunday morning. Upon arrival were seated in a very tight spot for 4 people. We asked to move outside to the few tables there and they obliged, but the service was completely horrible. I think they forgot about us! We placed drink orders (coffee, juice, water) and when our food finally arrived, we still didn't have our beverages. The food portions were extremely large but bland. Most of us ordered the bondi breakfast but where left wanting more. Unfortunately, one of the other guest began smoking and the lack of ventilation (outside) caused us to leave. The service is terrible here.

I waited for a friend here and grabbed myself the Bondi Breakfast. It was one of the best breakfasts I've had in London. Fair price of £8.90 for the freshest and highest quality meat and eggs. Everything was cooked perfectly and brought out quickly. The mushrooms were to die for! The staff are friendly and very attentive. I asked for water and they brought me a jug all to myself. Just how I like it! An excellent find.

A lovely Australian cafe, that I love visiting for brunch. The sweetcorn fritters are awesome, and the coffee is good too! Indoor and outdoor seating.

The food at this place is as awful as the decor! I went in for lunch with a friend and was so disappointed. It is way over priced for such bland food! The staff were okay, but I overheard the manager telling a staff member off for not being happy enough, he was so aggressive and patronising, I mean give her a break! Given the posts below this is clearly his character trait with staff AND customers! And then all he did was go back and sit at his laptop in the front window on Facebook! So if you want a side of aggression with your trash-worthy food go ahead! .. Try Hally's or little H just up the road for amazing food and lovely service!

A few years ago we used to live on New Kings Rd and this place was one of our favourite coffee shop to hang out with my bff. I've recently revisited to bring back some good memories but I was shocked! This place has changed enormously! I can't believe it. The coffee was average with sad looking muffins and dried out pastries. Moreover there wasn't a soul in there. Years ago it was packed and sometimes we couldn't even get a seat. I have to agree with a previous contributor Simon - the whole atmosphere has changed. So soul less, and dull! Simply dull! Not a place to hang out anymore. Sad, very sad:-(

As a kiwi I thought I would check this place out. One thing I noticed was that the staff wasn't treated overly well by the manager (guy at the till). Watching their interactions was unpleasant and uncomfortable. As someone who has worked in hospo this really annoys me and makes me not want to spend my money there. The coffee was actually really good but I thought the food was rather average.

A group of us came for breakfast on the weekend. We arrived in 2 groups but I was clear about the amount of us coming and that we were early. We were put on a great table that had enough seats and we ordered coffees. Just after the coffee came out we were told that we would have to shift onto a table that had a smaller number of seats. We informed them that there were more people coming so we shouldn't shift but the waitress went away and got the manager who again asked us to move to the smaller table until our friends came and then we could move back. We shifted onto the smaller table and the people next to us had 3 dogs with them that they were feeding from the table. The dogs barked and jumped on us and it was generally unpleasant. Sure enough 5 minutes later the rest of our group arrived and there were no tables free. I told a group of staff that we would pay for our coffees and simply go somewhere else which seemed to generate a panic and tables were stuck together and crammed up the back of the restaurant to accommodate us. The food was great - but a disorganized and unpleasant experience. Less focus on cramming the maximum number of people into the restaurant and more on providing good customer service. Greedy!

Barossa has become one of our neighborhood favorites for their delicious food, coffee, and friendly service. I love how attentive, friendly and upbeat their staff is. Their smiles and friendly chats are very much appreciated! We frequent Barossa for their avocado toast, coffees and chicken sandwich.

Warm welcome from friendly staff in this dog-friendly cafe. Great breakfast & brunch offerings - definitely worth a visit.

Being far away from home myself, I can't help but LOVE going here. Each item on the menu makes me feel like I'm back in Australia. The staff are LOVELY and always up for conversation (majority of them being Australian too, which really helps with the theme of the cafe). Coffee is beautiful and all meals I've ever had are cooked/baked to perfection. Parmigiana is a must.

Tastless coffees decor dull over friendly staffNot ideal place to hang out. Everything's dull and bore not good surroundings

We come here regularly as we live near by and love the friendly staff and delicious coffee. The flat whites are very smooth. They have a nice brunch menu and the smashed avocado on toast is really yummy. We haven't tried their lunch but it is a nice place to grab a cup of coffee and perhaps a breakfast and read a bit.

I have visited this place a lot of times in the week for lunch. The place is well located with a great atmosphere inside and little secret garden at the back. The food is very good although little on the expensive side, but that is a small gripe I have compared to the service.What I want to comment on most of all are the staff. They are simply better than any restaurant/cafe I have been to. The girls are extremely welcoming and friendly. They are always polite and chatty, which makes such a difference to the atmosphere and experience as a whole. They should be promoted/paid more! Certainly they are the reason that I (and probably most others) return each time.Well done whoever hired them!

This place is delicious - if only it was bigger to cater for more people. The food is comforting, as are the portion sizes which are extremely filling! Although we only had a hot chocolate and Chai Latte, even the coffee smells amazing. The Bondi and Vegetarian breakfast were divine, it felt like you were at home (in Australia) enjoying a quality, freshly sourced and not so greasy brunch (much better than a greasy English Breakfast). Definitely worth trying if you are chasing a little piece of home or a decent meal!

Delicious breakfasts, great staff, full of loyal locals, it is one of those places where you feel so welcome and so at home you want to spend the whole morning there

If you live nearby this is definitely a place you should visit on the weekend. All day breakfast and lunch menu on weekends, means plenty of choice. The food is good, lovely poached eggs, yummy hash browns and baked beans. Coffee is not bad and the tea pretty decent. Staff are really friendly.

The coffee is always very good & it's the best place in Parsons Green to go for breakfast/brunch. Staff are always so friendly, I love dropping by. My favourite local cafe in the area.

I have relocated to Perth, Australia last year and still miss this place a lot. The best coffee in London, super food and friendly staff. The atmosphere and music is always good. Caters very well for couples/singles and allows dogs too! Do not listen to the other reviews. This place REALLY is the best! In an independent survey, this place was voted the best SW London cafe in 2013 and I would highly recommend heading here. Well done Indy and staff.

Service jeune et dynamique, cuisine de bonne qualité: les "eggs royale" sont vraiment bons :-), et les frites aussi. La salle de derrière est très agréable, surtout s'il fait beau.Ambiance conviviale, et on sent que certaines personnes sont des abonées de cet endroit.Bonne adresse que je recommande que ça soit pour bruncher ou déjeuner !

Dropped a bit of a clue in the title here but Barossa Fulham do one mean Kangaroo Sandwich. Where this Kanga comes from is another question as I have yet to see many wild ones roaming around these parts recently. I can say however as somewhat of a Kangaroo sandwich connoisseur that Barossas Steak Sandwiches are the finest this side of Wagga-Wagga (look it up on google maps). Even better is if you do them a review (good or bad) using their Letyano feedback app the guys at Barossa will give you a free coffee as thanks. Theres only one thing at Barossa better than the Kangaroo Steak Sandwich and thats the coffee!!! In the summer time try and get a seat out back in the garden. Highly recommended.

My local coffee shop, where I go regularly for some of the best coffee in London, delicious home cokked food is on offer daily. Highly recommend the crab cakes, scrammbed eggs royale with smoked salmon, and the lamb burgers! They also serve some wicked cakes and their smoothies are some of the best I have ever tasted. A great place to pop into with a friend for lunch or breakfast.or a quick coffee when solo. There is a very attractive small garden at the rear and the staff are all always friendly charming and efficient.

Barossa recreates the aussie cafe brunch experience so well, we keep coming back. My husband is australian and we love the cafes out there, and Barossa gives us our "fix" back in London. The coffee is great, the barista is so nice, and all the staff are welcoming and give great service. The food is fresh and wonderfully cooked and if we have brunch we always leave with a few of their baked goods (eg sublime millionaire's shortbread) to continue the experience. Weekends are definitely busy but you can get a table after only a few minutes' wait. We've tried some of the local competitors and this is still our favourite.

Walking aling the King's Road on a Sunday after having been to the Farmers Market, I decided to stop for breakfast. As I said, a pleasant surprise. Ordered eggs bendict on a slice of prosciutto and a side of chipolatas. The eggs were perfectly cooked, laid on a bed of toasted brown bread, rocket and prociutto and of course topped with hollandaise sauce. What a tasty combination, all worked perfectly. Poached eggs are a great way to determine if the chef/cook knows what he is doing, this one did. With regards to the chipolatas I was expecting the small thin ones with some spice, unfortunately I got regular sized sausages so not really good. As far as service goes I can only say, efficient, which is all I want. I came here to enjoy food on Sunday brunch and that I did. I hate when wait staff are over the top and interrupt every 5 minutes to ask how it was and try to get you to order morre (American style!). As to other people's comments regarding rudeness of the manager and so on, well I did not experience this. I really enjoyed my brunch here, good job.

We have visited Barossa once for lunch and once for their breakfast. Both times the staff have been very friendly and keen to please.The breakfast is exceptional. We had a table near the window last Saturday, and it was entertaining watching people come in, a young mother squeezed through the door with an enormous double pram, people with little dogs, deliveries, nothing seemed to faze the staff, who just took everything in their stride, and were charming to everyone.

We have been to Barossa twice now for brunch, and both times, it has been a positive experience. The food and coffees were great, served quickly, and mostly with a smile. We managed to get a table without waiting and at quite a busy time of day, although we have been put off before by the queues. The welcome when we first arrived wasn't the most friendly, but wasn't terrible either. Overall, this Aussie-run restaurant is a nice place for a lazy weekend treat.

I have visited this restaurant twice (both on Sundays) and both times the Manager has been so rude to me and firstly (my older mum) and yesterday with my boyfriend that i felt compelled to leave as he is abrrupt and very patronising. After six months i decided to return (maybe he was having a bad day?) Apparently not, still a rude, arrogant man! I can't believe he still has a job to be honest. Worst customer service ever, i don't know if it has occured to him but in order to stay in business you actually have to make your customers want to stay on the premises to buy something!

Don't even bother with this place. The manager is a graceless, abrupt individual who clearly doesn't want customers. Go elsewhere.

I have visited Barossa on a number of occasions for breakfast and dinner. And I am so shocked to see some obviously made up reviews. The drinks are by far the best! And the wide selection is brilliant. The food is to die for! Everything is so fresh, and there's definately no grease. The baked goods are also mouth watering.I would most definately reccomend this place to anybody! For food and drinks!Well done team Barossa!

I've been there for a brunch; food was perfect (English brekfast and eggs benedict). nice and good portions. Drinks were ok; not the best coffee I've ever had but good.Relaxing atmosphere, good range of food and drinks, but a bit overpriced. For 2 breakfast mains, 2 teas and 2 coffees you need to expect to pay £30 - hence why my "average" rating on it, even if the food deserves a very good rating.

Wonderful staff. Excellent breakfast. Especially veggie. Have had lunch here recently and that was also excellent. Cannot recommend this local restaurant enough. Even more impressively, they are dog friendly and made a real fuss of our little Westie. It is always difficult to get a table, especially at weekends but it is most definitely worth the effort. If you live in the Fulham, area this really should be one of your must go to restaurants.

Unfortunately, I'm having to write a review that is along the same lines of a couple that I've just read on this coffee house.Really shocking food and terribly over-priced - now, you'll probably experience something similar at lots of places in London, but the thing that made Barossa stand out specifically as a place I'd never go to again or recommend to anyone I know, is the shocking poor and rude service. Much as the review below me as already explained, the owner Mr Chatwal is extremely antagonistic and even squared up to me after I complained about the out-dated and quite obviously reheated food.Suffice it to say, I will NEVER be going to this coffee house ever again, and wouldn't recommend the place to my worse enemy. AVOID at all costs.

Quiet, well run restaurant in an easy to reach location. Delicious food and good service. Excellent value for money

Had a really nice breakfast at this place, not the usual soggy and oily stuff that most cafe's serve us. The food was really fresh and well cooked and the staff were really attentive. Coffee wasn't the greatest but we will definatley go back for the breakfast.

We too visited Barossa purely because of the Amazon Local Voucher.However, that's where any similarity with other TA reviewers seems to end!!We were a group of ultra fussy women ( one a restaurant owner) who had a really lovely evening...Can not really fault our visit ; menu small,... but fine; food arrived very swiftly and was very good.... What I really would like to add is that the service was really excellent, attentive, friendly and professional . Perfect for an low key dinner with friends... we loved Barossa, and will be back!

Like some others on here we were using an Amazon local voucher. In truth I think Barossa could be amazing but given the size of the venue (the staff kept knocking things flying in the little coffee/serving area at the front of the place) I really think a bigger premises should be considered by the owners. The food was really lovely and well presented but the staff by and large could do with being rather more welcoming. Was it because we were using vouchers that they appered a little surly? I doubt we will go back as the prices were a little higher than we would normally be attracted by. Seems reservations are discretional.

I bought lunch at Barossa on an Amazon deal...this is of course to bring trade in and introduce the restaurant to people, and so they really should try to make you want to come back!! we wouldn't return!The food was ok, but the deal that we did apparently didn't cover chicken on a salad...the salad was cheaper, even with the chicken, than other dishes that we could have chosen, so it was picky to charge extra, the cost was negligible ( a couple of pounds) and the food wasn't expensive anyway, but it was annoying, they were to eager to point out what you couldn't have, rather than trying to get new custom...shame as it could be nice.

This is great for breakfast with a friend. It has a nice buzz and is always busy in the morning. Customer service is really friendly but sometimes a bit slow.

After 2 1/2 years in London, Barossa definitely has the best Aussie breakfast so far, reminding me of mornings spent in Kirribilli years ago. Loving the 'Bondi Breakfast', and my fiance loving the vegetarian option. Eggs Bene also good, though not quite at my higher-than-high strandardThe flat white is superb... and strong!! Love it. I will, however, mention that last week it was uncharacteristically weak, cold, and milky - had to send it back, and to Barossa's credit, it was replaced by the awesome coffee I am used to. Noting a few other reviews, Barossa seems to have developed a bit of inconsistency in the last few months, but I'm very happy to remain a customer.Rather annoyingly, Barossa also only opens from 9am on the weekends, but I'm happy to sleep in.

We hit Barossa on a Saturday morning, and made sure that we got in before 10:30 to avoid the queues. We were accommodated with a big table, and the staff made sure that we had enough room for our friends' pram. The menu was interesting with a mix of fruit/yoghurts and their own variety of cooked breakfasts. The corn fritters were excellent, and most of our table enjoyed the bondi brekky which also came with bacon, eggs, sausages and cooked sausage.. The coffee was flavoursome and the service was good. A welcome change to get a proper Australian breakfast amongst the usual bland english fare to be had in London.

Great food, quick service, lovely coffee and free wifi!!I'm not too sure where the "Aussie" features...... Didn't notice any tim tams, vegemite, Uggies to show the Oz connection etc etc so maybe pushing that part too much.... At least stick some Aussie pics on the wall (Syd harbour, Bondi, the Olgas, rain forest, even some city-scapes......) or have some footy memorabilia up....Anyhow, from four actual 30 something Aussies, "good job".... Will be back as we live abt a minute away....

I'm frequently here as I love the coffee and menu. Slightly cramped inside but that doesn't bother me I really like the corn fritters def worth a try! Staff are friendly and prices a reasonable tho beware its always very busy hard to get a seat!

Group of 3. Queued for 7 mins. Felt sorry for people near door as the queue was right beside their table. Squeezed onto a two seater table. Decor dull, tables too bulky for the small dining room, not very well thought out table design.First impressions when seated not good as staff were apologising to couple beside for forgetting their order. This happened on three seperate instances; first coffee, then bacon (as part of their full english breakfast - go figure) & then water. Our order of flat whites & a long black was terrible. All sent back. Bad start. Second order equally bad, needed suger which is telling you something. Unenjoyable.Food. A full English, eggs benedict & 1 cake. They have run out of tomatos. Ok I thought, not great but not the end of the world. One breakfast arrives. Then waitress arrives to say they had run our of sour dough & white bread, only whole meal left. Was looking forward to a good sour dough but ok as not much else I can do.. Second meal arrives when friend finishes her meal. Im eating alone as Cake has been forgotten. We all eat at separate times. My pet hate! Taste overall just ok. Nothing special.No apologies from staff. Staff didn't care, were scruffy in appearance & didn't look happy to be there. Left cash for food only,no drinks & def no tip.Verdict : unless service improves Don't bother. Go to bill grangers instead. And as a fellow Aussie, please either pick it up & stop resting on a the good rep of Aussie cafes.

Walking by, saw a great looking Eggs Benedict. Went in and 4 staff behind the counter ignored me, no hello, no I'll be with you in one moment, just blanked. For all I know they may do table service but without staff capable of speech I didn't hang around to find out. Such a shame as space, food & coffee looked great.

Went for late breakfast mid week, prior to long car journey, south:The order was:Two Poached Eggs on Toast with an extra piece of Toast with Smoked Bacon and English Breakfast Tea;Attempt 1:Two Poached Eggs 1 piece of Toast - No Bacon - Eggs stone cold - Really! - sent backAttempt 2:Two Hot Eggs on 1 Piece of Toast with Bacon - Not smoked as listed on the menu - no additional toast.Attempt 3:Additional Toast arrives after Eggs and Toast eaten,,,Sullen waitress (manager?), whom only became charming when she saw steam coming out of my head.My guest ordered Eggs Benedict and His Eggs where also STONE cold, sent back and they did then come back Hot.If they cannot get a simple breakfast order correct and show some warmth of personality to their paying guests, then they will not survive long in this competitive market,,,Needless to say I will not rush back.

I go there regularly with my wife and kid for Sunday Brunch and the occasional coffee. Over the last 3 years, the food has never been disappointing and the coffee is excellent. The only downside is the irregularity of the service quality, some waiters are really great, friendly and helpful, some others seems to do you a favour by letting having lunch there. The place can also be very noisy when it gets packed.

If you can book it!!. I did and I haven´t to wait at all as my table was reserved, so I get there and told them that I had a reservation and in a minute i was sitting down. We enjoy a lovely brunch. Your finish full of a lovely food and a incredible cofee. Is always busy but is worth it!!

I have recently returned from holiday and decided to make my familiar trip to this local cafe as I had a rare Monday off and it was a surprisingly pleasant afternoon for a coffee and lunch. On arrival I was greeted by a waitress with a blank expression and a mumble of an offer for a table. Coffee was below its usual superb standard and I had the unfortunate experience of discovering a long brown hair in and around my salad to which I promptly made my feelings felt on paying the bill and walked out. I was totally devastated to say the least as this has been my local cafe for the last year and I always looked forward to the glorious smiles and conversations the great staff offered. Sadly this was not the case on monday. The place had an unwlecoming, overwhelming sense of despair the moment I walked through the door. In future I will avoid this cafe at all costs as my stomach is still turning at the very thought of ordering food again!!

Best breakfast I've had in London by far and quite possibly the worst service. Staff seem annoyed to have to find a table and even take your order. On several occasions I've almost felt they encouraged people leave as wait would be too long...it wasn't..never has been. I've even been sat and ignored for 20 mins then left. Ugh, I'm torn.The veggie brekkie is amazing. A little bit if everything, halloumi, corn fritter, portobello mushrooms. So good. The coffee is amazing too.I'm conflicted, is it worth the attitude and neglect? Today, yes. Depends on the day I suppose.

use to come here every weekend for at least coffee and pastries. staff should recognise me by now but are still snobbycoffee use to be good but is only average now. ordered a stir fry for lunch and was served about 50g of chicken, limp vegetables, old overcooked broccoli - for 10 quid? have had better ready meals from tesco than this.Have had the pulled pork tacos which are terrible - sweet coleslaw served on mexican pork, not sure what kind of tastebuds the chef hasWon't be returning again. I use to recommend it to friends but definitely won't be doing that again

My local cafe, a place that arrived at the right time to offer locals good food and coffee which was not attached to a chain. Early days the service was excellent, but changes have brought problems with server attitudes. The food is still excellent and the baked goods are all homemade downstairs. Just watch for the baby buggy brigade and ladies that lunch/breakfast crowds that frequent too often in large quantities and make a quiet meal difficult.

This location has changed hands and names a few times but for the last few years it has been a local standby. The coffee is amazing, SO much better than some chain coffees. We were there for brunch a few weekends ago and I actually stopped and thought "wow....that is good coffee" (it was a latte). I know friends who feel the same and the shop next door basically went out of business as they could not compete barista-wise. Food is generally of a high quality, bistro-type fare, although I noticed they have Aussied-up the menu in line with the most recent name change. Normally we have been there for brunch/breakfast/lunch so can't comment on evening meals/wine bar aspect. I had a simple avocado and tomato on toast, which was good and fresh. Husband happy with his full English/Aussie fry up - nothing special but of good quality and freshly cooked. Service was OK, for being very busy and full. I loved the art on the walls, very unusual, all for sale.

My friend recently moved to Parsons Green and i have visited a few times and every time i request we go for breakfast at Barossa!The food is superb, there is such a good choice for breakfast/brunch.lunch... its always so difficult to choose!i ahve had the blueberry pancakes a coupel of times, and their smoothies are amazing. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing, i really love it here! Cant wait to go back to London soon!

We stopped by this small cafe as it looked friendly and inviting. We also thought we might be the on the receiving end of some friendly Antipodean service with some excellent coffee thrown in. How wrong we were. The staff were off-hand to the point of being rude and the iced latte was so disgusting the we walked out after a couple of sips. We are still angry about the fact that this experience cost us so much for so little and the only saving grace is that we didn't waste any money on food as well. Avoid at all costs.